Harvest Foursquare Church

Pastor Cooper leans into the reality that there are intense emotions during times of division, especially in our politically charged world. How do we navigate those emotions, what does the Gospel lead us in?
There is also a portion at the end of the message where communion is being taken with the church body as a whole.

Pastor Cooper gives some healthy frameworks to navigate politics while maintaining the distinctions of Christian ethics.
Reference: For the six distinctions, Tim Keller has dont great research and teaching on this topic.

Pastor Cooper starts the first message in a new series about navigating politics. This is a framework and theme-setting message with some helpful takeaways for the next season as we enter into an election month. Go to harvest4sq.org to download the "Navigating Politics Bible Reading Plan and Resource Guide."

Pastor Cooper closes out our mini-series on the spiritual disciplines with a message about the discipline of prayer. Pastor Cooper gives insight and practicality on using the P.R.A.Y model of prayer.

Pastor Cooper talks about the spiritual discipline of stewardship, specifically regarding our time and money.

Pastor Cooper is leading the church through a 3-week mini-series about some core spiritual disciplines or spiritual habits that encourage our growth in the ways of Jesus to promote godliness.

Pastor Cooper shares a singular message not tied to a series but based on Psalm 23. Part of our culture is the value of busyness and hurry, but we are reminded by the Good Shepherd (Jesus) to slow down and to be with him.

Pastor Cooper sums up our 1st Peter series and gives a challenge of what it means to be a living stone to the people and places we have been called to live and minister in.

Pastor Cooper ends out our last section of text in our study of 1st Peter. The text is focused on 1 Pet 5:8-14.

Pastor Rich Taylor preaches on a section of text from 1 Peter 5:1-7 within our summer-long series in the book of 1st Peter.